DROPPED DEAD.
On Saturday evening an elderly wom-* named Eliza Taylor, a widow,"dropped dead at a boarding-house in Upper Queen street. The deceased was a resident at Whangarei, in which town she had lived for three years. She had arrived in Auckland on Saturday evening, and had gone to the boarding-hoUse to ar? range for lodgings when she suddenly expired. At an inquest held before Mr. T. Gresham, District Coroner, yesterday* the finding of the'jury was to the effecfc that death was due to heart failure.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 38, 14 February 1910, Page 4
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